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When you can’t decide whether to cook your fish or eat it raw--why not do both by searing ahi tuna. This Ito family staple, is fresh, simple and a crowd favorite.
Fun fact: In ancient Hawaii, the phrase “ahi” translates to “smoke”. Hawaiian folklore says that when the fishermen hooked a tuna, they would scream, “Ahi!” because hooked tuna would swim so quickly that the fishing line starting smoking!
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Follow along for a few different methods of preparation, this Hirame has some serious personality and all it needs is a gentle touch to make it happen.
Talk about simple and to the point! We’ve prepared a classic seared ahi platter with a savory flavor a very clean finish, but felt a spicy kick could be a little more fun for the palette. Try out this easy recipe and impress yourself and others fast. We highly recommend this dish for any occasion.
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